JOB are the initials of: Johann Oberdorfer
I've used tcl/tk for quite a while and I really like it 
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Tcl/Tk - radically simple:
The coding strategy used for implementing software applications is to lay out everything preferable in the Tcl/Tk language!
- Coded from the bottom up with extremely simple code blocks and functions, where the interface is thoroughly documented.
- My goal is to be maximally explicit, and unlike a good mathematics textbook, unchallenging to the intellect. I'd rather devote brain energy to the functionality of the application than to its implementation in code.
- In fact, one goal of recording code snippets as I go along is to refine code into a compact little set of programming idioms that can be used to automatically generate application code with a given functionality.
- Why does Tcl/Tk seem so promising at least for me? Because it's radically simple, bug free and operating system independent.
Current Tcl Projects (as of Oct 2009):
Contributions made for this wiki so far:
- A tcllib based smtp mailer package
- tbs - a tcl/tk build system - although I would like to propose to use the kbs build system!
- Using Gimp's script-fu to convert images into a different format
- BWidget example: Drag and Drop Demo - How to register Buttons for D'nD
I really like (*)starkits:'
- Executing programs which are shipped within starpacks
- cross-building a starkit - with precompiled kit enabled binaries
Ttk (tile) related:
- scopebutton - a small tile exercise, requires tile >= 0.8.
- dynnotebook - a notebook megawidget based on BWidget Notebook with dynamic tab management
- tile themes - base64 encoded - an approach for unified tile themes
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